I stayed in the smallest room (standard double?) on the floor but the interior was well arranged so it seemed quite spacious. I had no luggage so the I could use the floor space. The room is very basic so it's great for a short stay. Amenities etc. (in room): Small fridge hair dryer Kettle and mugs Nightwear Shampoo, body gel, conditioner Other amenities are by the reception. The bed is hard but it was to my liking so I slept well. Laundry: There is a small laundry room with 3 machines on the first floor. It's free but you need your own detergent. I bought some from 7/11 for about 400yen. Since the machine also dries, it take a VERY long time. I had about 4 or 5 items to wash and it took 3 hours. Personally, I would rather use the other small laundromats in the vicinity as I wouldn't need to buy detergent and can get my clothes done in an hour or less. Neighborhood: Right across from Sensoji Temple which is surrounded by street shops, malls and a variety of eateries. There is a Lawson and 7/11 near the hotel. The store inside the hotel has a few snacks and drinks is you want something small. A famous green-tea icecream shop is also next to the hotel. Eventhough it's a tourist hot spot, it was surprisingly quiet! Transport: The Ginza or Asakusa line is available at Asakusa station. Ginza will take you to Ueno Station and Asakusa will take you to Tokyo Skytree. Exit 2, 3, or 8 will let you out on the street to walk up to the hotel the fastest. You can cut through the Sensoji temple complex to get to the hotel faster. **there are 2 Asakusa stations; one for the Ginza and Asakusa metro line and the other for the Tsukuba Express line. Across the street from the hotel, Bus 08 will take you to Nippori station so you can jump on the Yamanote Line. And Bus 26 will take you to Ueno Koen (entrance to Ueno Park next to Ueno station) Other: The 1st floor lounge is very comfy. The rooftop is also nice to use and has park benches

My bathroom has a small problem with the drain plug but the staff did their best to take care of the issue. Washer/Dryer machines take too long

I Like everything about the hotel Near to senso ji temple and alot of interesting place The room is large and all the equipment well function and stylish Love the pajamas and toiletries Very recommended

Have to que for washing my clothes before moving to another city because there is 3 washing machine but 1 is broken

Although the hotel is 15 min walk from Asakusa Station, it can be directly assessed from Narita Airport on the limited express Keisei Sky Access Line which stops at Asakusa Station, and saves the hassle of changing trains. It costs 1310Y and takes 55 min. The hotel is just across the road from Asakusa Sensoji Temple, with the eateries and shopping at your doorstep, including a quaint public bath just 3 mins away. It is a good base to visit Nikko, as the Tobu Nikko line starts from the Asakusa Station. The hotel is new and room access is via pin. The room has lots of powerpoints convenient for charging electrical devices. The wireless is strong and guests can access many channels on the room TV eg Netflix with your own account. The bathroom is compact, with a bathtub just nice to sit in, with Laura Ashley bath and shampoo.

Although the Standard room is a tad small, we were able to open two medium suitcases, although we didnt have much room to move around after that.

The hotel was lovely and very clean, in an amazing location. Beautiful sunset view from the rooftop! I caught a taxi when I arrived and departed as I had heavy luggage, otherwise it’s a beautiful and short walk to the station and very easy to reach many other parts of Tokyo.

The blinds in my room weren’t very good at blocking the morning sunlight. The sun rises very early in Summer, so it was difficult for me to sleep past 4:30am. Some additional curtains would be great.

Location is excellent. Nice quiet street. The room was pleasant. Sort of a hybrid between a traditional Japanese hotel room and a modern hotel room.

Some of the people at the front desk were lovely, but some were not very friendly and a bit abrupt, which is unusual for Japan. They seemed to be busy and distracted most of the time and they never greeted us when we came in (also unusual for Japan). The cafe attached is quite expensive. Coffees in the cafe were the most expensive coffee we had the whole two months we were in Japan. There is no welcome coffee sachets provided for the room (only tea) so you have to buy it in their cafe or walk 3 blocks to 7 Eleven. The extras for the bathroom are provided in the lobby (which is common in Japan) but they provide no washers or face cloths.

New, clean and spacious room comparing to other hotels in Tokyo. Quiet neighbourhood, walkable distance to lots of attractions, restaurants and combini. Sensoji temple is just across the street so it’s perfect for a early morning visit without other tourists around.

The staffs are very casual there but they are mostly friendly and helpful except for a male staff who worked night shift on the 2nd of June. There are 3 of us, we managed to check 2 of us in and tried to check the last person in later that day because of the late flight our friend had. We came to the reception, he was there and totally ignored us, we tried to use the pad to check in but wasn’t able to do so. I excused him, he just stared at me without saying anything. I was so shocked for a few second because I have never been treated like that from a hotel staff before. Still politely asked him if my friend need to check in but I just feel really bad if I have done something that pissed him off or disturbing his work that made he reacted that way.

Located next to Senso-ji Temple we found it to be quiet in the evenings which we enjoyed. This boutique hotel has a self-serve & pay shop for snacks, drinks and amenities, a cafe and comfortable lounge. Pancakes with fruit and vanilla ice cream was my favorite for the cafe. There is a roof top patio with great views of Tokyo Tower and the Temple and Pagoda. A 2nd floor patio to hang out on and the elevators that worked well. I prefer the combo door locks over the cards most hotels use. We had a family of 8 and they were able to accommodate us with two rooms! The staff were excellent and made our stay more enjoyable. There are washer and dryers on site. And something else unique was a swing outside that my daughters enjoyed and a chair next to it for a parent to rest. Very different and thoughtful. I love coffee and enjoyed the coffee roaster nearby called February Coffee Roastery. They also have a separate restaurant nearby which we didn’t get to try. Nearby there is a Hobby Shop called Hobby Off and I recommend checking out. Our rooms had good views, spacious compared to other locations, very clean and rooms were cleaned daily and they always left 2 complimentary bottles of water. The beds were firm so maybe ask for an extra comforter to lay on. Prior to leaving they were able to arrange for our taxi service to take us to the airport. Having the transportation scheduled made it less stressful.

Conveniently located in the heart of Asakusa just next to Sensoji temple complex this is a modern hotel with just the right balance of premium facilities at value prices. The hotel offers room toiletries / amenities and a laundry on a self serve basis near reception. The room had separate toilet and bath which really helped two people get ready at the same time. It has roof top access with excellent views of Tokyo Skytree and the temple.

It is a bit far from nearest metro - about 11 mins walk which can quite hot in Aug. The path is through the Asakusa shopping and food area so lots to see around. There is a bus stop just opposite the hotel. The hotel does not offer luggage forwarding service but a nearby 7/11 does.

No frills, functional with very good service. The hotel staff were very patient in helping us when we had problems with our credit card and also booking a taxi for us when we needed help with that. They also kindly helped to store our luggage with them for 5 days prior to check in which was a lifesaver otherwise we would have had to lug our luggage around with us while traveling. The hotel is located at a quieter part of asakusa so there are no crazy tourist crowds. At the same time, there are still very good meal options around.

The hotel was conveniently located. Only 10 mins from the railway station with various restaurants and convenient stores nearby. There is also a mall and a 24hr Don Quixote for shopping as needed. As Asakusa is quite a tourist-filled area, there are lots of amenities such as the Senso-oji temple nearby, the Tokyo Skytree (Which you can see from the rooftop of the hotel), bars and karaoke. The hotel itself has a cafe downstairs with decent meals, they provide free items to use such as: Dehumidifier, hair curler, baggage scales and etc. The rooms are great, futons were fine for us, the TV had Netflix, YouTube which were easy to use. I recommend having a room with a city view as the background is great to look at. Early mornings walks were great also, you get to see so much being so nearby to housing areas and a park as well for jogging.

Not much to be honest, I slipped and fell in the elevator at night, it was wet and slippery but no sign saying it was being cleaned.